I recently grabbed lunch at a classy Korean restaurant on my way back to the office. While paying for my over-priced food, I noticed that the restaurant had private, authentic, karaoke rooms.
My previous Asian-style karaoke experience in the US was on the second floor of a Korean restaurant in Pittsburgh. The space was far too big, and a dining room table was awkwardly set up in the middle of the room.
However, Seoul Garden, the restaurant in Nashville, has a few small rooms lined with plush benches surrounding a large table.
I convinced my friends that it would be fun, so I reserved a room for last Friday night.
My previous Asian-style karaoke experience in the US was on the second floor of a Korean restaurant in Pittsburgh. The space was far too big, and a dining room table was awkwardly set up in the middle of the room.
However, Seoul Garden, the restaurant in Nashville, has a few small rooms lined with plush benches surrounding a large table.
I convinced my friends that it would be fun, so I reserved a room for last Friday night.
{Ellen was a little jet lagged from the flight to Seoul}
Although it took some of us longer than others to get into it, by the end of the night we were ready to pay for another hour.
The best part of the night? Being able to drive home and not having to sleep at a McDonald's waiting for the first train at 5:00 in the morning.
Sounds nice. I went to a Cuban restaurant last night on Atwood St. that recently was a Korean restaurant. Is that where the karaoke room was?
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